An attire to be worn everywhen and everywhere is something everyone would be so nice to own in their wardrobe. You never know when you have to rush out the door to #nyfw and look your best. Without mussing and fussing about it, though best sounds so for fashion week.
Overdressing for fashion week, also, feels so. At least from looking at the pictures on social media, where everyone seems to want to be someone. But why is “everyone” so wrong when “everyone” means yourself?
Is this the reason behind us all choosing the jeans again and again when wanting to feel like ourselves more? Or is it just me still (!!) looking for that perfect pair? For ages, already. From my mom’s belly, maybe. I’m not kidding and, until further notice, I am so wearing my mom’s jeans. Why am I still looking? For the times when my mom wants hers.
If only Tamu here and I were friends. I would wear hers when my mom wants mine. Well, hers. Three chicks here and only two pairs of jeans. Lucky me, I like wearing other people’s jeans.
@tamumcpherson was photographed during #nyfw and Tamu was so being herself. In her (or her mom’s, maybe?) perfect-shade-of-blue jeans. The aura! Everything fits so harmoniously on her, it must have taken ages – or was she born like this? – to find all these timeless (and oh-so splendid) pieces, but hey! At least there’re timeless.
At least? It’s everything!
A kimono is timeless, it became timeless nowadays. Two years ago, I don’t think many of us would have said this, though the kimono, my friends, dates from the seventeenth century. Men – in France – used to wear them as indoor gowns, when, due to their exotic features and relative rarity (they were coming from Japan, after all, in the 1700 something), they became status symbols of wealth. Now we know.
The mules, well, let’s see if they become timeless. Until then, they look so.
A good white t-shirt is almost as good as a good striped t-shirt.
The bag? You make yours timeless and put a whole lotta stories in it. Just like Tamu here does with the pictures in her camera.
Ra-ra. Ah-ah-ah-ah, rum-ah-rum-ah-ah… Ga-ga, oh-la-laa…